The North Carolina Film Production group meets tonight October 2, 2013 at 7:30 pm. Networking Meetings open to any film industry professional. You are invited. 7:30 pm 1st Wednesday of the month Sprague Street Community Recreation Center 1350 E Sprague St, Winston Salem, NC 27107 www.NorthCarolinaFi...
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ive got the first death written for Within These Walls, not very bloody but still good i think. now on to the second. i kinda wanna write a drowning.
I am writing a Medieval period piece, and I am thinking of changing the beginning so that the background regarding a prophecy is relayed via voice over by a narrator. However, I have read that starting a script that way is not a good idea. What do you think? Thanks!
I think it would depend on the situation. A lot of movies were amazing with Voice Overs. American Beauty, Fight Club, American History X, Kick Ass. A lot of great films use voice overs, but it depends on whether or not it works for your circumstance.
It depends, Lord of the Rings did it well, The Last Airbender did not. Much of it depends on the tone of the film in general, and if you need to get a lot of backstory out of the way early and the res...
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I think the key is transition and integration with the rest of the story best that I've seen , and feel free to disagree, was the beginning of serenity because of how well the voice over flowed into the first scenes.
Hey Joshua. Thanks for the add! App grad, I see. Congrats on graduation! Let me know if there's anything I can help you with on your next project!
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:) i know thats why invited you and everyone else i could think of
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